The Argument That Was Most Central to Karl Marx's Theory

question 26

Multiple Choice

The argument that was most central to Karl Marx's theory of society is that __________.

• A) human history is best understood through the history of a society's economic system
• B) society does not change as a result of how societies produce goods
• C) the socialist movement is what allows society to change
• D) social classes ease tension in society

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Definitions:

Reconsolidation

A process by which previously consolidated memories are recalled and then stored again for long-term memory, potentially altering the memory.

Memory

The faculty by which the mind stores and remembers information.

Modification

The act of changing or altering something in order to improve it or to fit a specific requirement.

Stored Memories

Information or experiences that have been retained in the brain and can be recalled later.